Baikal Plaza

The hotel is located in the heart of the city, from the outside looks completely unspectacular, with the main facade still somewhat resembling a modest hotel, then the side facing Communist Street - not even close. At the same time, inside the hotel preserved remnants of former luxury, no, this is not Aladdin's cave, but still. One marble staircase is worth something, not every St. Petersburg palace will find one. The rooms are relatively small but sufficient in size. There is a large bathroom (with bath), there is just a shower. Nicely made, expensive furniture. Cooler in the hallway, plastic water bottles not welcome. The Internet is fast enough. Breakfasts are quite varied, which came as a pleasant surprise. But there's nothing else remarkable about the hotel, not even the gym for renovation, I understand it's unlikely to open. The restaurant itself, which deserves a separate review, has several cafes and snack bars nearby, as well as a food store.

Windows outside. Noise insulation = 0. The air conditioning is not working and loudly beeps every 3-5 minutes. The table is shabby, the door opener is broken. The staff don't know what to do. The anguish is long and tense, and I'll be delighted if I'm never brought here again by fate.

It is locayed in the heart of Ulan Udee. They have very good restaurant and local kitchen. They have very small bathrooms. Free wifi and parking available. While you are making reservation buy from internet. It is almost half price.